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Thanks. I use the ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs method to save the file to the
server and discovered that the BeforeSave event is triggered by this
method. Is temporarily disabling events using the
Application.EnableEvent property the best way of dealing with this?



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Thanks. I use the ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs method to save the file to the
server and discovered that the BeforeSave event is triggered by this
method. Is temporarily disabling events using the
Application.EnableEvent property the best way of dealing with this?

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